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OB-GYN - Standardized Patient Prep

The document provides guidance on taking medical histories and performing physical exams for menopausal and pubertal patients. It outlines key items to address in the patient's history, including menstrual, menopausal, sexual, medical, surgical and family histories. Physical exams for both patient types include general exam, breast exam, pelvic exam and testing. Counseling topics cover menopause symptoms, osteoporosis prevention, cancer screening recommendations, and birth control options.

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OB-GYN - Standardized Patient Prep

The document provides guidance on taking medical histories and performing physical exams for menopausal and pubertal patients. It outlines key items to address in the patient's history, including menstrual, menopausal, sexual, medical, surgical and family histories. Physical exams for both patient types include general exam, breast exam, pelvic exam and testing. Counseling topics cover menopause symptoms, osteoporosis prevention, cancer screening recommendations, and birth control options.

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The Menopausal Patient

History: HPI: Menstrual: menarche, LMP, frequency / regularity of periods, duration of periods, heavy / light, bleeding between periods Menopause sx: hot flashes, chills, irritability / mood swings, vaginal dryness Osteoporosis: Previous f ! "a#ing $a/vit%! Urogyn: esp if big &' h ( incontinence )when laughing / coughing / anytime / urge / etc* ( itching / burning / discomfort when urinating ( prolapse: bulges on standing / coughing General GYN stuff: vaginal discharge / discomfort / pelvic pain / masses GYN +istory: PAP history: most recent, any abnormal! Breast history: previous mammograms! ,'-! .ny other /01 issues in the past! OB +istory: pregnancies, deliveries, miscarriages, abortions, ectopics, complications Sexual history: se ually active, with whom, pain with intercourse Birth ontrol: if smo#ing and 2 34, no &$Ps .ny history of ,"5s! PMHx: .ny other medical conditions! Medications! .llergies! SurgHx: previous surgeries! !a"ily Hx: previous h of cancer in family! #reast $ o%arian $ olore tal especially So Hx: lives with whom, safe at home drugs / alcohol / tobacco

Physi

al exa": 6,: /eneral appearance: "hyroid $6: Pulm: 'reast: Pelvic:

&ounseling $ pre%entati%e: Menopause s : onsi'er H(T )HI: points to ma#e if it comes up ( )HI did show an increased ris# of #reast an er* heart 'isease* stro+es* #loo' lots in women on combined hormone replacement ( 7omen on combined hormone replacement had lo,er rates of hip fra tures and olore tal an er, however

"he absolute numbers of patients getting diseases were small in both groups: for instance, 38 / 9:,::: patients on hormone therapy got breast cancer, while 3: / 9:,::: patients on placebo got breast cancer; ( "he patients in this trial were older< many had already gone through menopause, so it=s not e actly the same as how it=s used in clinical practice, but it=s the closest thing we=ve got right now; ( 5f we decide to use +>", we=ll use the loweest dose possible for the shortest amount of time to get you through the symptoms; Osteoporosis ris+: consider getting %-?. / bisphosphonates )if pathologic f of hip or vertebrae, other f and "@ score @9;: to @A;4, or " score B @A;4*; ,hould be ta#ing 9:::@94:: mg $a daily no matter what< if osteoporotic, 8:: 5C vit% too; /et an en'o"etrial #iopsy if concerned )constant bleeding / lots of anovulatory cycles / etc* PAP smears: 7omen age 3: and older who have had three onse uti%e negati%e er%i al cytology test results may be screened on e e%ery three years with either the Pap or liquid@based cytology; 7omen with certain ris+ fa tors may need more frequent screening, including those who have +56, are immunosuppressed, were e posed to diethylstilbestrol )%-,* in utero, and have been treated for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia )$51* A, $51 3, or cervical cancer; Breast: "a""ogra" ,hould have yearly "a""ogra" starting at age -. and continuing as long as the woman is in good health 5f strong D+ breast cancer )mother or sister*, "a""ogra" s reening / yrs earlier than youngest fa"ily "e"#er0s 'iagnosis or 1. years if family member was premenopausal;

Pu#ertal patient
History: GYN +istory: Menstrual: menarche, LMP, frequency, regularity, duration of periods, heavy / light * bleeding between /eneral /01: ( 6aginal discharge / itching / discomfort! ( Pain / itching / burning / discomfort when urinating! ( .bdominal / pelvic pain, masses, fullness; .ny other /01 issues in the past! Sexual history: se ually active, with whom, pain with intercourse .ny history of ,"5s! 'irth control! ,ometimes / always! ,afe in relationship! OB +istory: pregnancies, deliveries, miscarriages, abortions, ectopics, complications PMHx: .ny other medical conditions! %M, +"1, M5, lung dE, stro#e, cancer; Medications! .llergies! SurgHx: previous surgeries! !a"ily Hx: previous h of cancer in family! #reast $ o%arian $ olore tal especially; &ther dEs! So ial Hx: Lives with whom! ,afe at home! "obacco / alcohol / drugs! Physi al exa": 6,: /eneral appearance: $6: Pulm: Pelvic:

&ounseling $ pre%entati%e: Birth ontrol: /o from what she #nows / has been using .s#: history of blood clots! $ondoms: 94F failure rate, but protect against ,"%s 'irth control pills: 8F real life failure rate< decrease ovarian / endometrial cancer, etc; $an get nausea, h/a, brea#through bleeding, wt gain ( -strogen and progesterone; +ave to remember to ta#e every day ( Progesterone only: have to ta#e at same time every day, higher failure rate ( 'leeding every month, every 3 months, or continuous dosing )more brea#through bleeding* ( +ow to start: Starting on 'ay 1 of cycle: least li#ely to ovulate during cycle Sun'ay start: bac#up for G days, leaves ne t wee#end free; Anyti"e start is actually fine: Hust bac#up method for G days

%epo: Progesterone; ,hot in arm every 3 months; $an cause irregular bleeding, especially at beginning, which bothers some people more than others; .lso decreased bone density )reversible*; can cause depression, wt gain, hair loss, h/a; $an lead to amenorrhea; May ta#e I@98mo for fertility to return; 5mplanon: 3 years, progestin implant, most women have lighter periods )some none at all*, really effective but can have irregular / unpredictable light bleeding 5C%s: Longer term, very effective ( Mirena: ; 4 years; Lighter or no periods; ( Paragard: copper; 9: years; $an cause irregular bleeding; Less common stuff: patch )not if overwt or high thromboembolism ris#*, nuvaring )3 w#s in, 9 w# out, or 3mo in with changes, 9 w# out, :;8F failure rate* -mergency contraception @ Plan ' )progestin only* within GAh; 1eed > if B 98, &"$ if 2 98; ST2 testing: /onorrhea / chlamydia: swabs or urine if no pelvic e am ,yphillis, +56: blood test +,6 swab if lesions $onsider Gar'asil for females 99@9A, or 93@AI who didn=t get doses previously )Jprotects against +P6; ,ome types of +P6 cause genital warts, and some types can cause changes in your cervi that down the road can lead to cancer; "his vaccine helps protect against both warts and cervical cancerK* PAP smears: ,tart at age 13 regar'less of sexual history* et 4

Breast exa" Intro'u tion: wash hands, get drape ready, as# about ,'-, everything can be done at home Inspe tion )L positions* @ e pose both breasts, can use wall mirror at home ,eated normally +ands on hips, shrug shoulder forward Leaning forward .rms above head Palpation @ seate' Lymph nodes )supra/infraclavicular* Palpate from clavicle to tail )a illa*, donMt lose contact, wor# in strips, 3 degrees of pressure ,upport breast with hand to palpate top of breast 1ipple / areola . illary nodes @ deep central, lateral, medial, pectoral, subscapular >epeat with other breast Palpation @ laying, arm behind head ,ame steps as above 5f discharge, identify quadrant by stripping / palpation towards nipple $an have pt turn to side for lateral aspect of breast )rap up: >egular, monthly sbe, use mirrors )wall / hand*; 1e t sbe 9 mo, ne t clinical e am at annual /yn visit Pel%i exa" 5 6xternal exa" 7 Position, assist, drape, give s"all "irror, use light, wash hands / put on glo%es 8'ou#le glo%e on dominant hand*, alert pt verbally 7 Palpate )L* 9 Mons pu#is / area of hairline 9 Inguinal nodes 9 :a#ia "a;ora < "inora 9 $hec# S+ene0s N Bartholin0s glands 7 6isually e amine )L* 9 >etract prepu e N e amine litoris 9 Urethra 9 Introitus 9 Perineu"* anus 7 $hec# for prolapse @ as# pt to #ear 'o,n 5 Spe ulu" e am 7 5ntro: ,ar" speculum, show to pt, alert pt before each move 7 %o the speculum e am, tighten screw, Pap smear / swabs if indicated 7 >emove slowly while holding bills open 5 Bi"anual exa" 7 .lert pt, use lubricant 7 Palpate %agina, then er%ix 7 Cse second hand to palpate fun'us, then a'nexa 5 (e to%aginal exa" 7 Ta+e off outer glo%e* use lu#e, alert pt, then "i''le finger in rectum, forefinger in vagina; 7 (epeat #i"anual e am )uterus / adne a* 7 Palpate posterior re tal ,all, then s,eep rectovaginal septum

7 %o he"o ult test for blood )rap up: as# pt to get dressed, will tal# in a bit;

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